Sentence examples for charges asserting from inspiring English sources

He said he was being framed on forgery charges, asserting: "This is not a trial.

Yesterday's jury selection was for a retrial of Mr. Schwarz on those three charges: a perjury count and two civil rights charges asserting that he restrained Mr. Louima while another police officer, Justin A. Volpe, assaulted him.

Yesterday in Brooklyn, federal prosecutors lodged new charges asserting that Mr. Gigante is not only sane but continues to run the Genovese crime family from federal prison, where he is serving a 12-year sentence for a 1997 racketeering conviction.

On 20 June, Harran, who faced four felony charges asserting that he willfully violated state occupational safety laws, reached an agreement with the Los Angeles district attorney.

Those charges asserted that Mr. Schwarz restrained Mr. Louima while another officer, Justin A. Volpe, sodomized him with a broken broomstick.

The false accounting charges assert that Mr. Adoboli's conduct dated back to 2008, although most of his trades appear to have occurred over the past few months.

The perjury charges assert that Mr. Schwarz lied when he testified that he had not led Mr. Louima to the bathroom and was not present while Mr. Volpe sodomized Mr. Louima with a stick.

Lawyers for the restaurant manager against whom she leveled most of her sexual harassment charges asserted that he was a victim of false allegations and that Ms. Gatkuoth had fabricated sensational charges in the hope of winning a large award in the commission's lawsuit to help pay for her and her brothers' educations.

The money laundering charges asserted that he regularly received tribute payments due a mob boss, so the prosecutors said it was clear that the jury had accepted their assertions that he controlled the crime family's far-flung interests, including its corrupt control of the main longshoremen's union in New York.

The scientists, led by Hilary Koprowski, former director of the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia, denied the charge, asserting that they grew the vaccine virus in monkey, not chimp, cells.

The more the verdicts against eBay pile up, the harder it will be for the company to argue that it can't keep tabs on the counterfeiting taking place on the Web site and defend itself against the "willful ignorance" charge, asserts Michael Huget, the head of intellectual property at Detroit-based law firm Butzel Long.